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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-04
No Confidence in the Peace Ministry.

BERLIN, June 1.-The JOY felt at the
downfall of Boulanger is more silent than
expressed. There is very little confidence,
however, in the stability OF the new French
ministry.
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Sexton IL Sick.
Electric Sparks.

LONDON, June 2.-Sexton is seriously i'll
at Dublin.
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lars side. The Helena boys are feeling
quite elated over their triumph OF to 4
in the game with Livingston. They declare
that there is nothing in the story that
they were afraid to try it again with the Liv-
fngstoniaus next morning, their reason for
declining being that they were tired.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-04
Suicide of q Dakota p. M.

BISMARCK, June 1.-The body Of Post
master Canon OF Ft. Lincoln was washed
ashore at Winona, sixty.five miles south,
yesterday. The postoffice inspector found
irregularities in the office and intim a ted
that Canon was likely to be arrested and
imprisoned. He disappeared from the
postoffice at o'clock in the evening and
not until the finding of the body in the
Missouri could any facts in the case be as
certained. He was worth about $35, 900,
and, SO far as learned, leaves no will.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-04
THE RAILROAD RECORD.

The Manit0bans Forco the Concess,ou
They Demand for Connection With
the American system-Rsduction in
Rates on the Canadian Pacific.
THE DIAGONAL LINE OoMPLErED.
DEs MONIES, June 1.-The Diagonal line
was completed yesterday to st. Paul. and
the first train was entirely of sugar, from
San Francisco. via the Canadian Pacific.
1t goes to Kansas City over the Wabash
from here.
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC MONOPOLY BROKEN.
MNNEAPoLIs, June la special from
Winnipeg says: Premier Norquay yester-
day assured the deputation which called
on him that the railroad to the boundary
would be built without delay, and the first
sod turned in about three weeks. The sue
cess OF the necessary loan is assured. Mr..
Scarts who represented Winnipeg in the
Dominion Parliament, remained silent
during the recent debate on the mononoly
question. This incensed his supporters
who meet this afternoon to demand his
immediate resignation.
4 KICK FROM THE o. 7. CORPSE.
New York, June 1.-The Oregon Trans
continental Company began suit in the
United States Circuit Court to-day against
the Northern Pacific, to enjoin the Direct
ors and President of the defendant COM
pany from issuing any bonds or receiving
any money to build the road to be called
the Oregon and Washington Territory
Railroad Company, from Wailula to PEN
dleton. The plaintiffs allege that they own
over 30, 900 shares of the common stock,
and this is the largest amount of stock
owned by any one person. The plaintiffs
claim that the Northern Pacific attempted
to build the new road for the purpose of
placing the stockholders in debt, and
that the court should not permit any
such scheme to be carried out. The cost
Of the new road will be about eight hun
dred thousand dollars.
THE CROWN COMES DOWN.
WINNIPEG, June 1.-The Lieutenant Gov
srnor came down to the Legislature this
and gave the royal assent to the
Red River Valley railroad bill. Premier
Norquay says the work on the road will
oegin almost at once. 1t will be called the
Victoria Railway.
REDUCTION IN RATES ON THE c. P. RR
The Canadian Pacific to-day announced
\ reduction OF 40 per cent. in freight rates
20 British Columbia.
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A LandsIiP and CatastroPhe Imminent.
GENEVA, June Ia landslip occurred on
the Spitzger Mountain near Springer, COW
ering an area of two square kilometers.
Many houses woro destroyed, killing one
and seriously wounding many more. Many
herds and cattle were destroyed. The
debris damned the Chacken River. forming
an extensive lake. If the dam gives away
serious catastrophe is inevitable.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-04
THE KISSANE CASE.
The Wife Says But for Her Sake and for
His Children Her Husband Would
Have Settled With Darr Long Ago.


His Children Her Husband Would
Have Settled With Darr Long Ago.
SAN Francisco, June 1.-Since the
fact of the whereabouts OF the
now widely notorious, VIM. Kis-
sane, alias VIM. K. Rogers, made
known two days ago, the newspaper men
have visited his ranch, about three miles
from Sonoma. The house of Kissane is OF
stone, with broad verandahs, and is most
charmingly situated. At his home are the
wife and grown daughters. To a reporter
to-day the wife OF Kissane said: General
Francis Darr, to whom is ascribed the re.
opening OF the Kissane Eastern career had
made an exposure, owing to Kissane's fall-
ure to pay a claim for $34 900 on account
of the Chemical Bank OF New York. Since
the suit had actually been commenced the
amount had
DROPPED TO 81 300.
Mrs. Rogers says Gen. Darr and his vile
had visited them at their house prio to
the publica ton of the details of her hus-
bands supposed career as she claims, to
take an inventory OF their effects, but
had expressed only the most friendly
personal regard. Mrs. Rogers was asked
how she thought the affair would end: .!
know how it would end long ago II l had
not begged and implored my husband Tor
my sake and
THE SAKE OF OUR CHILDREN,
to leave the punishment of Darr's malice
and cruelty to some other hand than hif
own" She replied: ait is we'll Tor Gen
Darr that Col. Rogers had family around
him-some of them little ones, or long De
fore this he would have settled with tht
man who has pursued him like flend ia1
no cause that we can imagine. except q De
sire to extort money!" She said her hus
band would defend the matter in the courts
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O0AV HO0VHOu0UO Ou hCCOuuVO1 W0VRr RrOuQUS.
A LOCAL EVENT.
A race has been arranged between Greg
sons white horse Jake and Smiths brown
horse Little Joe for purse of $500. The
race will take place next Sunday at 2 p. m. 8,
one mile below Silver Bow. Ne doubt it
horses are we'll known in the valley.
CAUGHT him ON THE JAW.
New YORK, June IA third attempt to
carry out the glove fight between Johnny
Files, of Chicago, and John Reagan. OF
Brooklyn, for $1,4OO in stakes and gate
receipts, and bet of $500 aside, which
the pugilists made between themselves,
was successful at an early hour this morn
ing. The men fought for nearly three
hours in the Dancing pavilion, thirty miles
up the Hudson river, and Reagan won by
a knockout blow on Files jaw in the forty
four and one-half round. About one hun
dred spectators were present. Both men
fought eoolly and carefully.
HANLAN WILL ROW BEACH.
LONDON, June 2.-Hanlan's backer has
cabled to the stockholders in the Hanlan-
Beach match positive assurance that Han
Ian would row.
THE THISTLE A TERROR.
LONDON, June 2.-The following is the
result of the yacht ace today, which was
quite exciting: All came along home at a
tremendous pace. finishing in the following
order: The Thistle, 4:43; Ireg, 1852; Wen
der, 4:59; Neptune, 5:23, and Sleuth-Hound
at 5:44. The Thistle turned Mouse Light
ship at 2:18, ploughing through the heavy
sea With the greatest of ease and simply
flying along close hauled.
ANOTHER MATCH.
CHICAGO, June AT meeting between
Edward Hanlan and J. A. St. John in the
Inter Ocean office this evening, another
race was arranged between Hanlan and
Gaudaur over the same course July 23rd
for stake Of 81 ,OO0 aside, but may be
raised to $4,000 If Hanlan desires.
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THE N, ". LEAGUE.

81. PAUL. Minn.. June 2.-[Special to
the Miner. .]-Following was the result OF
to-day's Northwestern League games:
At Duluth-St. Paul IL, Duluth 1.
At Oshkosh Milwaukee 8. Oshkosh 2.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-04
CLEANED IN BUTTE,

The Eastern mail yesterday only got in
town at 2 O'Clock, five hours late. The
obstruction was the bridge at Glenn under
which the water was rushing at the rate OF
twelve miles an hour. The train was
stopped until it had been braced so as to
make travel across it safe. The East
bound train was detained at Melrose until
the other passed.
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slrhefter. .gfnnnIcnetheftetr.

ErOb, R.z0., .. SuIi.-9ie IN Der 6ars
morn Bnbrll 5u GObOes beiddiu9teu gBeber
fan6eH beute ans, neil bic gigeRtbHmer fb
meigerteu, linen cine GrbjbuHg OoH 10 Bro
sent III bepiIigeu, uno neil tbueu fsrHer 3u=
9emutbet murO, ben BuBbOOeH inter zen 8ez
btfiibIeu ~ ideueru.
gbiCQqo, 3. SuIL-9aS aus 8ertrateru
Der p3te9eIReiuleger linton" uub Der pglaus
rermeifferz QTOciariOH" beffebeuoe SdisO8ge.
udt bat ben 8idter Guug bonn goOtz
gountg SreiSgeridt Ql5 llnpartsjIideu ges
nablt 4m DIoutag miro Die erte SiBuug
oes Shiebsgerift8 unter SOrig oe8 6ru.
Guup geBalteH uHo bic Sruge er0rtert pers
ben, ME bic 9ifiereu5eu inter Ben Bauars
beitern geihhhtet meroeH t0Hueu.
Gmaba a, ytebr., 2. 5UIi.-llugafdbr $50
Bauurbeiter Rauoen beute ans, meu Die Son.
traftOrsn fih peigerteu, Die g0bHe oeri5l5eH
bon $I.75 unb 81 uui 1925 pro Gag 5u er.
bUbeu.
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Ste eanptiiae Tra8e.
g2etn. MnrFer Rnhrthtert.

Rep gort, 3. SuIi. - u8Oobler"
Sbnrp's 3uitauo bat it4 nidt 0erihitmmertti
aber aud uiht gebeiert. ytad Der aagemeia
nen QuFdt iii Sharp Elm idmer tranteT
Raun, befeu Gage ge8dblt ftub. I'm Is. D.
80. miro oa5 llrheil iber ibu gefdut. Aue
auOeru p8oOOIe"s YrOJefe tHo bic 8uH 9eTbf
aufgeidoben. ..-,
- SIN Suni iin6 in PewsDort 521 Sale
BON 3ipblberitis, BON beueu 236 t6otlib 0er=
Iaufeu fnO, angemelbet morOen; bic meifsH
Sale trafeu 6lnoer aus ben Sepement.0t'
frttteu.
= 8m. 6. gauSer5ilt bat geferH mil
Eruu uub orei 8inoeru cine Reiis nm bic
2Gelt nuf isiner Sadt vQIUa" augetreteu.
Die GeiIe III auf IS WoHate berenuet uHt
ioQ $1,000 fofen. Gibraltar pirb bel
ertte Snlteplns itiu; BON bort gebt e8 mad
glalta, Bort Saio in @9gpteH, @eploH uni
ben 6auptfdbteH Ghinas uH6 Sapau's, BON
BORT iiiOlld nod 4uftraIieu. Die Rldfabr
eriOI9t bur9 bas Stiue Dtser.
- Die uuteriudung Der 3ufiuoe i'm Rdo
tiiheH SrrreuaigI auf @ars's Sslauo mer0er
nddfeu RittpO6 fOrtgeleBt perOeH.
- @tna 200 Glttglieber be8 p&enttal
Suru= Bereius" uub 40 SurHiameIterH RHt
am IeBteu Santiago absereif, I'M iit an ben
Se5iristnrufeite in ROdefer 81 betbetltSeu
- &lbert Seltie, Elm Sift3ter oes Dam
piers pSau Wnrcus," trat geferu AbeH'
nebGu bic Bluuie, ul8 er on 8oro gepsI
mOlte, ftiirjte lu's Bafer uH6 ertraHt. ser
rie mar aus &i9mouo, Slr8.
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gDte's DE G6tta00eF o8ooSler"
fttdG1etf.

@bicago, 2. SRIi. - @iuem bieTiaeu
Blatte 3uiolge bat Der Staatsanna[t ae1ft.
geuoe Sspeiie iiber bic S9ulS Der ffdotiIdleu
pSoobler" in 6Gn6eu un6 miro idlou in uddls
fer 3eit bic betrefenben Bale 3ur BsrbanS.
lung bringen. Der iriihTe g8areen 9tc9a.
rigIe ou bereit lem, aIS 3eu9e gegen bic
uBoooler" aubutreteu, uuo CT erildrt, er iei
i'm StaH0e, bur6 feline Au8iagen Die lebers
tttbrung Der augetlagteH berbei 3u fiibren.
ytameHtIid Tonne er Beneie beibringen
iiber bic Seitens beridiebener Gorpornttonen,
nel9en in Der 3eit bonn Suli 1884 bis ium
&priI 1887 fdotiide Briuilegieu bemiuiat
purben, ibren yBrotettOreH" beJablten Gum
men. SroBbem bat 6r. @rinHeu ftd nod
nl6t oariiber eHtidie6eu, oh er Rc9lriale
nlS StnatSieugeu beniiBeu tpir6 O0er uidt.
gr 9laubt, er t6une and Obne ibn bic lleberz
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Dies bel ben yBoO6Ie"' BrOjeIieH Der TaQ
NOR, Dor elmer special, 9raHo sSur9 fattfiRs
ben.
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6eiieH Ssri9miubeH geferu beri6tet purOe,
ttt IN glOunt Clemens, Witd., auf9etau6t.
@r befiuSet iid unter Gbbut Brpeier @ebein.
poli5iiten. @iueu Sertreter Der Breiie ers
ilarte Sipper, er tper6e segen eie iibrigen
aH9etIagten unjmeifeIbaft ais 3euge auftrez
ten; er made fa iboH Ossrpegen feiH Sc
mifeu 6araUs, neil Die @ommifdre Sliosr,
Sells Ban Belt Il. U. benz StaatSaHpall
grUfnungen iiber bic p8oobler" gema6t bat.
ten. SetHer 4Hf4t mad wIrO iid Der
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Sipper, mar bic 2ieferuHg Uou Diil9, Broo
unb 6leiid iibertrageH. @r babe benz @om
mtidr 2eD0en ben Setrng bon $4,000 be
jablt, unO 6ieie Summe iei I'M Seipital IN,
ter yepbeH's @nlegsu oertbeiIt porbeH. Sm
@an5en babe er als gutgeIt fir Die 3uWeHs
onng BON &Ontraften bic Summe BON $4O,=
600 vgeOpfert." Ser y8ing" babe i'm San.
SEN aus itebeH @ontrattorsH beitanoeu; aI8
3ablmeifter babe Rcgarigle fungirt.
Sin AbeH0blatt meint, bic llnterluhuu4
meroe beri4ieoene SransattiOnen melde
CUR 3eit groBes 4ufiebeH madlteu, aber be-
reits balbUergeiieu ino, rpieOer in Crime
ruHg briugeu. % ei bic yBeiterus sSuOiaHas
Sabn"= =@eihidte, bic Hnentgeltliae 8emillis
9uug zines 6reibriefs an bic Chicago Bai.
ieugers SGbn 8eieuldaft," eini6LeBlid5 oe5
2Saibtn9tons en-. Gunnels, ole Chicago.
@oaustpH, BiscoHltH Sabu," on mel6er per.
i9ieoene aldermen elm i90nes Stid 9el0
perotenten, bic @ou3eIliOuirung BON Spiel=
b0uen, bic SGdiou. StraBeH Bride &C, lauz
ter 8r0nsnitiOnen, nit bereH llnteriu9uug
bic @ranb Sur1 ihre 3eit in elmer fir Die
eSteueraa5ler iebr PriprieBlibeu 2Seiie au5s
iiiIleu tORute.
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germ. telegraBBiI6e 9epeldJen.
aas efm HnIano.

49, SSH 8lik erf8IageR pur6e in graIil,
9uD., beg BarmeT q. ArmfroHg.
49, Sm GyOt0u' 6lHFe, HaBe Reus gOrl ftn6
safem 6er 7SzidBri9e BbhipP San &ortIaubt
HGs 8atbartse SelB tgtruHTsn.
- Sn geOaTs9fapibs, Sotua, purbe gelerrr
gEad3mittag 8, SIad 5UH IeiHem aIsersH
Sruosr SObu ins Streite srfd3ofeH.
- @ribOfen bat in EableaHab, SHO., Der
Sderif 6anfiHS bsH bort pobHbaiteu 3.
&ratHer gelegentltd5 eiuss Streites.
- Saairt babeH in 8erter, Soma, Die
Sub9anSIer @ebritOeg @larf. Dis Berbinos
ltatelteH gOer6eu iid5 Ruf $4,000 6elaufeH.
- @rmsrOet 9efuuOea muroe in Der gIdpe
BON @Plca8s Der BaTmarSsiter 6arUsB StoHe.
Son rem 9toroCr bat man bis iest ietue
SPur.
- @ridCFsH bat in UPsRee's Rod, 3D..
Der SpIitHORnbGu6lsr 8. Robiuiou siueH
Dluihen, &ameHs 6OpfiR5. Der Il6rber
bgfnOet itb in 6lft.
- 9elft9e Regeu8aiie gtugeu geferu in
Der @egeno bon Sismard, DAT, uieber.
Die GusftdlteH auf cine CUTE @suOte babeu
iid] in 6olae osiieH beoeuteuo gebeTert.
-4ui bic Gnilage, Die Summe BON $4,000
ietuem Arbeitgeber, Dem CAPTAIN Z. B. Qeas
tBas, uuteri6lageu Ju baben, pur6e in yfstus
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- Serridt geporbeu if Der gfetbobifieuz
Preelger p. gIller in SamOeu, Su. DerIslbe
bat il9 aus Der StaOt enifernt uuO e8 nirs
beihrdtst OaB i5m Elm lluglid JugefOBsn
lei.
- Stubreder Or0ugen in bic BebauiuHq
oes columbus smith IN Chicago, d5lOroiors
mIIten Die iidJ bort befiuOeuOeH BerIoneu uub
fnbltH idmmtlide sBerbIldeu, oereu fte babs
bait merben lOnHteH.
- Selbfuor0 begiHg in Butte, Utout.,
Der in Chicago DObHhaite GueumaureHbiuOz
ltr 4bram Sanos, Gltt9lieb Der TirmG
SauoS & Bcgce, inoem er ff ben pals abz
anttt. 5iuuuiieue S6mierigtriteu idIeinen
oas g8otlu Der Chat gepeieH 5u ieiH.
- Su Chicago murOe lsBte yiadt Ser I8s
latrige 6erouOuO BeuHerOig nou etuem ge.
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Ocs Bitroers OoH Der Ebat b0rte, fieL er in
elmer SbHmadt 81 8DoeH uH6 erlttt cine
SsrleBuug am SOpfei Oie pabriheiHltd] ieIuen
Sob berbeiIubrGH MIRO.
- 2IS eiH gEoIf i'm S9aafsllei6e bat Td
Der SGiflid]e y. 9iObertS in Scranton, Ba.,
eHtpUppt. 8erlelbe pur6e gefeGu uuter ber
aHtIage 0erbaitet, oil eiuem SraueuSimmer,
cas- er Derfibrt bate, cine AjOrtioa borqes
n9mmeu gu bubeu. gr ruurUe inter $1,000
SHygihuft fir leiH @rldeiueH Dor Seri9t ges
felt.
- gerbaftet purOe in TloutreaI elm iuus
ger g}anu, gtamens g. SapIor, auf Die 4us
tlage, ben @i5sutbiimer zines oortigeH 6oz
tells mItlels geidlIdter gBediel mn mebrere
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6oteIwirtbes f5f9eieBt. Die @lteru 0es
@auHer8 mObueu IN gSOrcefier, Dtaf.
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0OFert6TeS 2lbIeben zines SOuOers
LimuS.

Rtp DOrt, 8. 5ur. - Ser 48 idbrige
@Iaucu8 6. Chs, Der in gir. 100, Gfz 29.
StruBe, mobHie, mur6e baute toOt in Iei=
uem 3immer gefunbeu. Der 6in8= Coroner
uabm Cne llUteriUtuUg Dor. Ser DiaHu
trug BraueutIeiber, Iange Striimpie, gBats
tOus an ben 6tifteu unO tiiHflidle Brittle.
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Der. Seine Bapitre ergabeH, bag er N
5laleig1, yi.s@., gebOreH mar uHO in Der
lluiDsrftdt ,,Yale" fu6irt bate. 9augere
GET beTleioete er cine Ste1e i'm Beuftous
&iireau in BaibiH9tOu, aber Iiir5lid mar er
BON elmer gbUOtateH. Birma babier aHgefeQt,
garihuthe SOrIabuugeu lulufeqeH.
Sin Briei DurOe gefuuoeH, ben er IN 1870
oil u. BuHliu, ylr 286, StrauO, gouoOu,
atreiiIt bate, morin CT nm au8ilibIliheu
&eritt tiber Die Bolton uuo Bari Bro}eie
uuO BbOtogrnpble'u Der Qugetlagteu bat.
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Mus gRertfO.

StabtReriIo, ?. Suit.-8ie 8erhais
tuug Oes Reontteurs Seuriott bonn vee Bettt
@OulOl8,0 zines irnnl1fidea bHmOrlftl9sH
SOulnals, negen auslegung Der 8n9fabeH
". r. L" aIS pvielle refine ivrogne" (alte
betruuiene SDnigiu), nit 8ejugnabme auI
SOnistu SiltOria BON @usIau6i srrs9t AHlle'
ben.
Mnnuing, Der 9sinnbte Der Ser. S.aatsu,
bat bem gsiammtsH oipIOmatii4eu Corps stu
Diner 9e9ebeu,
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Ole nSIate,,D 1tt1o Die g@raltctt. 4

9ettpsburg, Ba., ?. Suli.-0ie Pbis
laoeIpbier 8rignoe frateruiirte beute nit ben
lleberlebeuoen Der beriibmten Bifettideu
8iutiiOu Der 2ee'ihen Armee. gtad etnem
gubsliriihftiid i'm p@asles 6Otel" DUroe auf
bem SdIudtfeloe elm 2agerfeuer ent5uuoet,
nm tpeI6es iid bic u8lnuenn uub y@raueu"
qruppirten. Den SorIiB iiibrte Samerae Q8.
9. StOdtou, un0 anipraheH puroeu gebaI.
ten bonn Sberffeu s. .. BanHe8, benz PrGs
foentsn Der BbilaoeIpbier Sriga0e, @apt. y.
9iseue BON Der pBidet'8 8tUiion. QTocias
tion,n Sterhen u. &. WcSlure bon Bbttas
beIphia, Sberiten 28. st. 4pIett Il. u. Gin
Sdrsiben bGs PraFOenteu @leOelauO gelaugs
te 5ur Ssrleiuug, poriu terielbe ieiuer 6reu'
be iiber bic SerbritoeruHs 0erieuigeu, bic
fd Dor Sabreu feinolid se9euuber fauoeu,
Guaorud uerIieb uuo iein 8e0auern aus
iprud, BET oem 6efe ubweieuo ieiu an mil.
len. Sin Ghnlitb IauteHOe5 Sdreib.n 6es
Senators SHERMAN uurbe oerleien, ,ebenlo bic
bonn 8. gtai 1861 oatirte Sroer bes oamaltz
gen 8rleBsietretGr8 Simou Cameron, norm
Die Srganiiatiou Der BbiIabelpbier Brigade,
beftebeub aus Dem 60, H., 72. uuO LOG.
9iegiment BennpIbanier SolOntGre iauttio=
nirt muroe. Die Satin oes UerfOrbeueu
Sibrers Der BidettIden 0iutiou, iotuie De-
rem Sohn nohuteu Der heutiaeu SSeier BET.
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BerHtiIfltes.
L N
Sine tptGtise GntT6etOMn8 Ots an.
beIhOfcS.

8uffaIo, R.sg., 2. 9uIi.-Da8 IppeI-
lOtiOuageridt CAB beute in bem Sale Oea
Nudbaubler8 s. &i6bter 0On bier eiue gnt.
iasibung ub, peIde OOn bOber Bidtigteit it.
SibbIer mar in Der unteren SHilauj be8 Ser.
fuufes bon gefdtidter ytud) tberfiibrt tpor'
ben, trObbem er gelteub gemaft bate, er
babe bic Dtila BON eiuem &ugroS 6dnoler
gefauft uuo nidt gemuBt, oa5 bieielbe Oer'
iGldt lei. 9as 4ppellationageridt bat Die
gnhde,ourg Der uutereu Snfan3 befdti8t
uno bamit cor ffatirt, oaB Der GinUauo bea
8etIagRn, CT babe uidt gemuBt, oaB Der 4rs
tifsI gefdldt, biniauig iei. QGdre bic &nts
ldeiGung i'm auoersn Sinne aus9eiaQeu, 10
bdtte bel allen dbuliaeH SOrfOmmuifieu Set
ters Der autlage Der Beuets geiiibrt werOeu
miiFieu, baB Der betreiienoe Bsr'aufer pom
9hId, Butter &C. 9epuBt babe, Die Don i'm
Oertaufte Balre iei OerfdIidt.
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Gtne lptmttae Gonferetta.

8itts burg, BeunI., 2. Suli. - 8m
nd6fteu 6reita9 pir0 bier cine @oufsreni BON
&abbineru aus allen Gbetlen Der Ser. Staa'
ten ffattfu6en, in tpeI4er S9rttte 9etbau
tper6en ioaeH, nm idmmtlihe beftebeHoeu
8ifferenJeu in ben iiioiIdeH @smeiHOeu beis
3ule9en unb cine 9Ieibf0rui9e Seier Oes Got
tesoienffes herbeiBufiibreu. YfaH erDartet,
baB 24O 8elegaten aapeieuO ieiu peroen,
barunter bic &abbiner 2Bie bon Cincinnati,
Sirih unb Gale BON &blcagO uub 4Oler bon
Bittaburg. Die OrtbObore, iOmie Die 0iefOrul'
Bartei mer6en glei4mdBig OertreteH iein.
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Sine gSaIIfrbofe Il, e1rtsot,a

8euioH, Qri3., 2. SuIi. - Der seferu
aus BEN Santa 8ioa, Bergen bier eiugetrof'
fere Gapitau @op berihtet, baB ON Isster
Rontaq bel Snirs 8and cine fur9tbars
Bafier6oie uieoergeguugeu iet. @op uuo
feline 8ealeiter 0ernabmen elm rOlleubes,
einem grSbeben 1hnli6es Serduid uns ell.
ten auf cine Slippe, bon no aus man etueu
gusbIid aut 6nS @ieua9osShul bat. Das
cine balbe Iieile breite &baI fauO oOuEdu'
6ia inter 94aiier, uRb in ben 6lutbeu be.
merfte @op cine srrBe anjabl BON RinSer.
leihsn. 8as 6otel uH6 bas Sabugeleiie in
@5ontouo murbe iiberIhmemunt.
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an ffrnk es fnnf1nfnl :

St. Sofepb, Yto., ?. SuIt.-0ur9 6a8
Sdlieseu Der Snlons in Gtdiniou 1T cine
Der ergiebisfeu Ginnubmequeuen Der StaOt
berfopft porbeu. Die SoIge BACON 1T, Oa5
bic ietigen @inittufte nibt 9enit9eu, nm bic
fGotii6en aus9abeH 5u befreiteH. 9sfsrH
tpuroen iGmmtlt9e PoIiBiffeH bis uuf eiueu
oOrlGuis iuapenbirt, uub Der YtapOr bat ben
SeuerleHten nn9eftnoist, buB ibre &ntIufuns
fperbe erfolgen miifeu. Die S6lieBuug Der
@us' uuO eIettrtiaeH 6abrtten feAt ebeufalS
bebor.
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81. g. Snnfc.

unfsbl5ares U7iH,I se8en UaIara, 9ps9epFt,
gebers unb gier0enIebeH, H2petitoitg'cit, Beroaus
uugsIdUdhe uuo ole umutiIhen 6isber. Ra6t'
ioItur gsgsn 9OpFsiOen uHb 8erftOPfuu5. Ulan tora
bere nur u. &. Gontc uH5 FstR aHOeres. 80
gents Die f5Iaite, R. &. 3abutropfeH Nerve
Killer beIt 3o5ni6msrBen iOforti IS Gents Die
BIaiht. Sn allen apOIbeI,n gu baben.
(april2S, ,12UZteD
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RnNlnnn'S Nfnett.

8nS bertbmte geberz Il. gtn9eH' 6eilsDiitteL
gOuig ObHe Bggeihmat, elegant nit f6Btm Guma
nj gIoctrt pur8Teu, regulren reinigen u. irii9eHs
3ut hdung aler Waqen=, EtbeIs, 8ebirm2zs
Gersns, Blaieus uH6 VeTDeHIej6eu, Qpptruofgteit,
GopiihmerBeu, unUgrouuIiqtCit, bI0eu yeioeu, yiga
ber unterlei65enBlnouHg pdmorrboioen uno allen
Storluseh oet StH9emgfbe. RsiH De9stabh, ienE
S7ur 1on GuethIbeg, Blnau,ieH O0er ibd0I4sn
GIOguen,
gretB IS Gents sts S6aateI.
81 5abeu bei allen Apot5eFeru.
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Rania8s&tt1, NO., 8. SuIt.-6r. s.
Bitten pOGte NIT ieiHer 55rau BON bier aus
in eiuem RIeinen SOOte ben gtTouri biuuu.
ter na6 ct. Souls iabreu. 8as Baar 5erLies
&anias .Gith leste yta4t um II lIbr: beute
IfOr9en geseu llbr i4tus Der Rafeu In Der
gtabs BON RanbOIpb nm, unO 0tanu uno
Srau ertraufeu.
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qeidte SetIune BON RoDftpebl !

Or. 8suIou's SetIeries uuS sas
milIens Billen fHb beiouOers JIr Be-
Ieiliaung BON gfisrdue, uerD6iem Sopf.
idmera, Reuraleie, ger06ftdt, 2dbmung,
SGIuflOfgteit uub Dpspepiie aubereitet unO
beiIsu ie6en San, iDie Iauge er bsffaubeR, unb
ipie hartnGdia er aud iein mag. Die SHa9,
tel fOfet iiiutJig Gents pOiiirei. Sireau: Rr.
52l, 3or6s5 6s5opar0fra6e. Benson
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